Reference Guide to PTS
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This R8 is under the bright lights and looks like Fashion Grey instead.
I've seen Nardo Grey under normal daylight. It's a knockout and would
look fantastic on a 991 GT3 as PTS.
This R8 is under the bright lights and looks like Fashion Grey instead.
I've seen Nardo Grey under normal daylight. It's a knockout and would
look fantastic on a 991 GT3 as PTS.
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Originally Posted by lessthan3mph
And another one--in Amsterdam. Carmine, possibly?
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Jeff
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This R8 is under the bright lights and looks like Fashion Grey instead.
I've seen Nardo Grey under normal daylight. It's a knockout and would
look fantastic on a 991 GT3 as PTS.
This R8 is under the bright lights and looks like Fashion Grey instead.
I've seen Nardo Grey under normal daylight. It's a knockout and would
look fantastic on a 991 GT3 as PTS.
few colors closely associated with Audi & available mostly PTS via
'Audi Exclusive') is indeed darker than Porsche's 'Fashion Grey'.
Our Rennlister user friend 'trips' sent me these photos of his friend's
'Nardo Gray' RS7 next to a 'Fashion Grey' gt3!
![thumbup](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/thumbup.gif)
![](https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlist.com-vbulletin/1010x641/screen_shot_2016_03_15_at_7_08_49_pm_42e00376640412e3988eb003b937712519142d95.png)
![](https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlist.com-vbulletin/911x681/screen_shot_2016_03_15_at_7_09_26_pm_ff7eeedae926ef6dfcc6854966e5dade8ac7becb.png)
Two cars side by side, one camera lens, same lighting condition.
This gives you a better idea for comparison between these two
very elegant & sophisticated colors!
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'Nardo Gray' has not yet appeared on the Porsche PTS list,
even for a feasibility study. So it's not currently available
at Porsche via PTS, nor even under consideration at the
present time. 'Nardo' refers to the test track (Pista di prova
di Nardò) in Italy recently purchased by...Porsche. And
over the years, before PAG bought it in 2012, it had been
the site of many vehicle world records & famous endurance
tests for Fiat, Ferrari, Porsche & other car manufacturers.
So the name has a historic association to Porsche...as well
as a present one too!
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nardò_Ring
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Interestingly, 'Nardo Gray' is a no cost option on the RS7.
I don't think 'Nardo Gray' today is a standard on anything
else on the Audi model range...but I could be wrong. It
can be ordered, however, as PTS via 'Audi Exclusive' for
US $ 3,900 on any model. Even though the Audi cost of
PTS is now almost 1/2 of Porsche's new PTS pricing, I
just couldn't resist the 'bargain' of selecting a beautiful
(uni/solid) & rare color with a history at Audi for....free!
I took delivery of my custom ordered 'Nardo Gray' RS7
two weeks ago Monday!
![thumbsup](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/bigok.gif)
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Congratulations once again, gt3RS! 'Signal Yellow', a historic/
vintage early 911 color, is one of my favorites. I once owned
an original paint 1973 911T Sunroof coupe in this stunning
color:
![](https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlist.com-vbulletin/680x613/screen_shot_2016_02_25_at_6_39_32_pm_abcafb4d39d55cedc69cecf5c1798ce00416beb5.png)
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Saludos,
Eduardo
Carmel
.